In one book, this character decides to quit his job at Mr. Deasy's school and is found drunk in the street by that book's protagonist. As a child, this man read a poem in Doctor Cornwall's Spelling Bo
In one book, this character decides to quit his job at Mr. Deasy's school and is found drunk in the street by that book's protagonist. As a child, this man read a poem in Doctor Cornwall's Spelling Book about cancer and cankers, which he remembers while lying in the sick bay at Clongowes. While there, Brother Michael tells this character about the death of Parnell, whom his aunt had supported until the revelation of his affair. Years later, this character goes to university in Dublin where he writes a villanelle whose repeating lines are "Tell me no more of enchanted days" and "Are you not weary of ardent ways?" and decides to leave for Paris. For 10 points, name this character from Ulysses and protagonist of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.
In one book, this character decides to quit his job at Mr. Deasy's school and is found drunk in the street by that book's protagonist.
{Stephen Dedalus} [accept either]